Sentence examples for these three spheres from inspiring English sources

While I find this goal in almost all of Stravinsky's music, and while I happen to admire much of Schoenberg's output, I think the latter is less successful at uniting these three spheres on a regular basis.

Existing theories of behavioural change in health services conceptualise that interventions operate at one or more of these three spheres of influence (figure 7).

The public-private real estate development is one expression of the overlap between these two spheres.

Nowadays, these two spheres no longer seem all that discrete, if they ever actually were.

Platt is in the tradition of those who don't believe these two spheres can be reconciled.

Royal bedrooms and bathing quarters were places to conduct business, both private and public, and the collisions and conjunctions of these two spheres form the basis of Fraser's tale of kingly exuberance.

We're so used to having these two spheres in our lives, he thought — the real physical world around us, the world we inhabit, and this other world, which is in some ways just as real, but which we experience only in a kind of second order.

Either way, it is negotiating sometimes precariously, sometimes with aplomb a balance between these two spheres.

Yet, as the German Trade Union (DGB) shows, the connection between these two spheres is not always promising [46].

While in concrete cultural worlds and living individuals these two spheres of culture often intersect and overlap, it is important to keep them conceptually distinct.

Since it is a specific understanding of "dialectic" which mediates between these two spheres in Kant's critical system, this entails a speculative rethinking of the Kantian dialectic.